The Master and Margarita at the National Theatre of Hungary

In our previous article, we explored Mikhail Bulgakov’s remarkably complex, multi-layered novel and mentioned that we would also be looking at its stage adaptations in Budapest. The National Theatre of Hungary has also brought the play to its stage, in...

The Scent of Travel

Discover the beauty of Hungary’s lavender fields, from Tihany to Pannonhalma. Experience the scents, colours and peaceful moments of a Hungarian summer.

The Crystal Ball of the Economy

Everyone wants to leave a mark. Yet we often leave traces behind without even thinking about them. Every decision leaves a mark and has an impact on the wider world around us. A new refrigerator in our kitchen is something...

On Two Wheels – Szentendre Island

Cycling is becoming increasingly popular again. New cycle paths are being built across Hungary and in Budapest, although their routes and the safety of cycling infrastructure sometimes remain subjects of debate. This time, we invite cycling enthusiasts to discover Szentendre...

Tihany nature and history in the Balaton highlands.

Tihany, a jewel nestled on the shores of Lake Balaton, is a place where history, culture, and nature intertwine seamlessly. Inhabited since prehistoric times, the peninsula gained true significance in the 11th century when King Andrew I founded the Tihany Benedictine Abbey. The abbey’s founding charter, the first written record of the Hungarian language, is still preserved here, making Tihany a significant pilgrimage site for Hungarian language and culture.